A letter to the editor from the University Chaplains denouncing the recent vandalism in the Kay Spiritual Life Center.
This might be the only time AU competes in the same league as Dartmouth, Penn and Cornell. In a special report on the American Jackass in this month's GQ magazine, AU is lumped with these Ivy Leaguers as one of America's Top 10 Jackass Incubator Schools.
Safety and security incidents from around campus from September 10th through the 15th.
Unpaid internships are often a preliminary step to becoming part of the paid Washington work force, according to an August New York Times article. However, while AU's D.C. location gives students year-round access to a variety of competitive internships, some students have difficulty working without pay while remaining full-time students.
"There probably wasn't another time when I wanted to be anything else but a jazz singer," said semifinalist Rachel Price of Australia.
Sports columnist Jesse Epstein shares his take on the status of the Washington Redskins. Despite their first win, Epstein predicts a tough season.
Political columnist Nathalie Marechal dispels some common myths about the poorly-defined status of "liberal" in her column Dem-o-Nat Says.
The Eagle condemns the vandalism that occurred in the Muslim prayer room in the Kay Spiritual Life Center on Sept. 11. The incident occurred in a room typically left unlocked for students to come and pray. It's a shame that a prayer room can't even be safely left open in today's political climate.
The Eagle News reports on the repeal of Washington, DC's gun restrictions, supported by the House of Representatives.
The Eagles cross-country teams, projected by Patriot League coaches and sports information directors to repeat as PL champions, prepared for Saturday's Navy Invitational in Annapolis, Md., by finishing strongly in early-season meets that highlighted AU's depth and talent.
Twelve Jordanian students participated in a round-table discussion at American University on Tuesday during their three-week tour of U.S. universities. The students are members of "King Abdullah's Young Leader Excellence," a competitive program designed by Abdullah, ruler of Jordan.
POLICE BLOTTER Wednesday Sept. 15 A security alarm went off at the campus store. An employee observed a male subject by the elevator who fled when questioned. The subject fled into the garage but upon searching the area could not be found. Thursday Sept.
Representatives of the Log Cabin Republicans and the Stonewall Democrats found some issues to agree on during a political debate hosted by AU's GLBTA Resource Center on Tuesday.
Ninety students and professors gathered in the SIS lounge on Tuesday for a discussion centered on different environmental issues, issues that panelists said are increasingly important in the presidential election.
Brief account of campus news: AU professor Lesley Gill promotes her new book, "School of the Americas: Military and Political Violence in the Americas".
Featured pictures of the AU club fair, held this Wednesday despite the morning rain.
The final album of the vastly inconsistent yet totally brilliant band Guided by Voices is a shuddering testament to their casual decline. Guided by Voices, as the veritable lo-fi monolith that they are, has spanned more than two decades, with 15 albums, a large array of EPs and singles and a rabid, beer-soaked, collegiate fan base to show for it.
The Scene pits pop idols Ashlee Simpson and Ryan Cabrera against one another in a vicious battle of the teenypop stars.
On Wednesday, Dr. Elaheh Koolaee, a professor at Tehran University in Iran, spoke to students, academics and Iranian-Americans about women reformers and democracy in Iran. Koolaee, a former member of the Sixth Islamic Parliament from 2000 to 2004, talked in favor of women's rights and democratization in Iran.
With healthcare a central voting issue for some Americans this November, AU students and faculty gathered in the Butler Board Room on Monday for The Second Bipartisan Presidential Healthcare Solutions Summit: Meeting Patients' Needs.
Solutions by The State News